Not gonna lie, the whole process looks like a pain in the ass and I have huge respect for you cause you did this lol. Liked and subscribed! Thanks for making this video, the process was really interesting to see.
@@aikslf Exactly! I also respect the illustrators(?) Who draws the model for the character so it can be turned into 2d/3d by people like this guy! Massive respect.
I like creating digital artwork in my spare time and I can imagine the satisfaction of drawing from scratch and seeing your own drawing as a 3d model. Some people do enjoy creating difficult things because they like challenge and it's fun
@@genesessilva3429 Careful, not to be the annoying com teacher but you have a double negative there. You have a good point more people should think that way.
Game dev here. 3D modelling can be a ton of fun. I recommend starting with blender and doing the classic teacup, the a glass bowl with cloth. Then if you're feeling ambitious try modelling an anime character (while following a tutorial of course) if you really throw yourself into it you can do that in a week. It's not the road I took on my career but It was my first attempt to do something and I look back on it very fondly.
Yeah it can for the simple fact that people use body templates and clothes templates instead of doing it from scratch. They already have 70% of the job done
@@majorfunky6586 yeah in the VRChat community people basically commission people to do research to find a model of a character they want, some do it from semi scratch for like OC but if there is something they will need to do themselves it would cost more, sadly alot of it is overpriced and you would get scammed, especially if you dont know anything about it. VRC is kinda the reason I learned a little bit of blender, I wish I knew what tools she was using in the video all I know is how to do things manually edge by edge, face by face, bone by bone, weight for each bone, because I would fix up models in blender so thats all I really needed.
It says it took 48 hours to do it. Taking into consideration the quality of the work, I'd imagine the price of this person's time is somewhere between 20 and 40 dollars per hour. So I'd guess the price range is between $1000 and $2000, assuming this wasn't something like a collaboration between friends or part of a project they are making together.
this, my god man, it's expensive for consumers up until you learn modelling, uv texturing, uv unwrapping, rigging and animation, all by yourself. those takes years to learnt and difficult to master. only then they can truly believe and understand the price they have to pay.
You're an absolutely amazing creator, you're doing something I've always wanted to do and for the past 2 weeks have been working hard at learning in between my college classes. Keep it up, I love it!!
"I wish I had that talent", is a comment I see a hell of a lot of on creative videos, and it's honestly a little bit annoying. Most the people that leave those comments show no actual interest in wanting to be as good as the people in the video, such as Shonzo is in this video, instead they wish that they could instantly get all the knowledge of the person they're watching without having to put the time and effort in to practice. The truth of it all is that no one instantly just is good at something, they spent time working on improving themselves. Even professionals find new things they didn't know about from time to time. If you want to be good at the drawing, so you can sketch your OC, then you practice, you learn, you develop that skill to draw. If you want the skill to work with colours (which is very different than just colouring), shading, colouring, then you learn and you study and find what works well with what. If you want the skill to model, then you spend time working from the ground up to model a cube, a cup, a bottle, and so on. I can promise you, Shonzo didn't sit at a computer one day and suddenly have the ability to make a VTuber like the one you see on the screen... And neither did anyone else. Practice, learn, and you can get there, I promise you that you can do it if you're dedicated to it, and if you're really wanting to... Life ain't easy, not everyone that starts learning will get through it, but the people that you see on UA-cam now, not a single one of them didn't "start."
You are absolutely right I should correct my mistake, I wish I had the want to actually attempt this instead I wish I gain the knowledge to do this with minimal effort
with what timee it would take me like 20 years to learn this shit.... i ain't got the time to sit around for 2-5 hours a day fucking around until I learn everything, people have lives... people are paying bills people have jobs... like bruh
@@Monglomon You don't need 2-5 hours, and it's not going to take 20 years. Dedication to learning is important, yes, but if you give up so easily then you'll never learn anything new. You could put anything from 5 minutes to a full day into practicing, or watching lessons, you don't even need to do that day-after-day. I work a 9-5, have a 2 hour bus journey to and from work, and live by myself so have to make my own food... But I still teach myself new things... I've learned programming languages, art programs, actual languages, and most of the time it's been using what free time I have. Those 13 hours of work and travel time, plus 8 hours for sleep, gave me 3 hours a work-day. Maybe some days I'd visit family, some days I'd baby sit my niece, some days I'd study for University, but I'd still use some days to load up Blender, and kick through a tutorial for 30 minutes. You can learn while still having a life- it's really not that difficult. You're adding your own obsticles, and making it sound over complicated in your own head. AND, if you aren't even going to bother learning- don't be one of those people that goes to a comment section to talk about how terrible you are and how you wish you had that talent, and all that other stuff I mentioned in my original comment.
@@pancake5830 Yes but drawing is. It is not that hard to model if you have a decent pic to start from. But if you want to create your own OC you have to draw (( Sad truth and I just can't make any progress in my art no matter how much I try
@@MM-hd6xo I made mine but it isn't anime based. You can always use stencil texture painting but that means you already have a drawing reference which will be slowly pasted around the model. So yes,if you're doing some kind of things,you'll need that. Not just color but as keys to boolean operations such as excluding lips from skin bumps.
@@MM-hd6xo it's interesting to hear you say that because it's the complete opposite for me. art is easy, but 3d modelling is insanely difficult to me. i hope you're making great progress in your art journey, just keep at it and practice lots!!
Imagine the amount of work every avatar creator puts into their avatar, some even has millions of polygons and watching this guy just put together this avatar is insanely amazing. The amount of effort he put into making avatars is just incredible
@@ihwa1243 well I’m having quite a lot of trouble so I’ve been watching lots of tutorials and like “production live-streams” to try and learn more, but I’ve gotten to the point where I can sort of sculpt basic stuff...
Coming back from when I watched this video back in May to pay the respect it deserves: This timelapse made me understand how to make a character with Blender. Thank you.
@@duskthewolf3250 I think the only things she has in common with Miku is that they have twin tails and blue eyes (but her eyes are a more profound color tho).
This is insane! The amount of time that went into making that and editing the video... I can’t even. But that’s got to be something so fun yet tedious to do
I'd love to be able to do this. I can do 3d modelling, but when it comes to anime I have no idea where to start or what's professionally acceptable. Not a lot of blender anime tutorials honestly...
Me watching knowing i have no talent: *Hmm interasting* But jokes aside this video is amazing and i am surprised it has so low views (i will share it around because it is amazing)
God damn- huge respect for the amount of time and effort that went into this. I hope you used this avatar and enjoyed it, must have been hell of a pain in the ass. I’m still working on a Blender beginner tutorial; a donut and coffee. Terrific job!
Cute and realy good model also cool video edit 'shonzoHeart' , I'm glad I was at creation. But I need more. Unexpectedly ended for me, want to see rigging and demonstration in motion, like MMD dance, SUVA, beat saber or from live stream Yuniiho . Not that I would not see 'shonzoNya', but would look again.
I loved it! It looks really hard to make a vtuber model, but great job! The vtuber model looks fantastic!!!! But omg the music in the background is just awesome!!!✨
@@Shonzo Do any of the videos include a good explanation when it comes to painting shading? That's the thing I have the most trouble wrapping my head around and you seem to have a good grasp of it. I have a lot of trouble trying to discern which shading should and shouldn't be painted into the texture. For example, this character has shading on the back of her shoes, so if she were to bend her knee, it would look like there was a light source pointing upward at her shoes specifically (especially if it were to interact with a simple light source). I can't comprehend what the "rules" are when it comes to painting textures on things that are going to be moving and aren't going to have a specific light direction at all times and it really holds my models back.
The music selection is fantastic, this and the editing really adds the unique and epic style to a damn timelapse video of someone modelling a Vtuber, and it really made me feel things, lol.
Man, the process looks painful and needs a lot of effort to build Perhaps you even edit the video afterwards makes it looks even more outstanding. Respect
Woah, so cool! I know just enough blender to vaguely understand what you're doing so that was super interesting! I do some 3d printing stuff as well so seeing the 2d -> 3d process was also insightful in that regard.
turning 2d into 3d is quite the feat. Impressive work and phenomenal job on making the 3d model look very, very similar, and accurate to the 2d drawing.
Your edit skills are insane first of all, im talking about video editing and making the character. Truly a master piece and an underrated channel. Keep doing what u do. :p but for real u make it look so easy xD
Can we appreciate the level of editing within the transitions, Its like a game gui.
Yeah! I know right!
of course
100% correct
Yes towa sama
涼風SuzukazE yes rushia sama
Me : *look at my PC*
My PC : "Don't you dare!"
why did i think of the original frozen movie-
@Axolotl Is Cool I just wanted to say nice pfp to her with Mei.
Lol I got blender still lazy to learn it XD
its no big deal I can use blender in my potato pc with fast af cycles render
Me : Looks at my PC
My PC : "My body is ready"
Me : Eh... too lazy.
What is this strangely epic music playing in the background as you work, it's like I'm witnessing the birth of something amazing.
technically you are
you are
You are
The crafting of an anime girl
A legendary event unfold before our own eyes
What song is it?
Not gonna lie, the whole process looks like a pain in the ass and I have huge respect for you cause you did this lol. Liked and subscribed! Thanks for making this video, the process was really interesting to see.
I don't understand how 3D modelers do this. It takes so much effort and looks so difficult!
@@aikslf Exactly! I also respect the illustrators(?) Who draws the model for the character so it can be turned into 2d/3d by people like this guy! Massive respect.
I like creating digital artwork in my spare time and I can imagine the satisfaction of drawing from scratch and seeing your own drawing as a 3d model. Some people do enjoy creating difficult things because they like challenge and it's fun
@@aikslf for me even simple drawing looks like something impossible difficult
Ibi Is Ibi yea for sure I agree with ya man! Like frick I’m looking at it and I’m like how in the f-
there are two ways to go vtubing:
1. Live2d, like most of hololive
2. 3d modeling as well as MMD
idk which one is better, they both have pros and cons
live2d is obviously easier to do, you don't need full body tracking
hololive have 3d model's, but they only use them when official collabing or big events
@@nemuiro15 yeah thats cuz they have to go to the studio to do that, which not all of em can all at once
@@zoont_ live2d looks crazy difficult :(
@@yumiwatanabe440 live 2d isn't harder than full 3d sculpting (it's relatively easier, I'd argue (
this is how love, dedication, commitment, and enthusiasm looked like if they synchronized perfectly
Perfect comment. This can be applied to anything in life, like work or college...
Man the level of your vocabs...
patient, patient
Patient, patient
Patient, patient...
patient, patient....
Patient, patient...
Patient, Patient...
Shonzo is the person who transforms 2D waifu into waifu material. Thank you dude♥
:yuniihLOVE:
What if hes a girl?
@@theguy2213 dude isn’t used for just guys, it’s like a way of saying bud.
He a dude ????
Dude isn't just used for boys
Ahh yes another one to the list of "things I would never achieve"
If you keep saying that, you'll never achieve anything.
@@genesessilva3429 Careful, not to be the annoying com teacher but you have a double negative there. You have a good point more people should think that way.
@@Violet_Parakeet he edited it
Set your goals smaller and you can accomplish anything you set your mind to! Just believe in yourself! I have faith in you!
its quite easy but a very time consuming process. You don't need some big brain with this. The only thing required here patience and consistency.
This makes me want to get into 3d modeling
Well that’s were you regret it with in less than a year of trying to do so
@@breakfastboi3344 yup
Well, some do find their path in 3d modeling. Just keep in mind that it's not for everyone but if it is for you, well, I'm happy for you then.
Well honestly, it seems like a ton of fun, and I don't have to do characters I can just make oder modeles, right?
Game dev here. 3D modelling can be a ton of fun. I recommend starting with blender and doing the classic teacup, the a glass bowl with cloth. Then if you're feeling ambitious try modelling an anime character (while following a tutorial of course) if you really throw yourself into it you can do that in a week.
It's not the road I took on my career but It was my first attempt to do something and I look back on it very fondly.
I’ve never actually seen the process of turning a 2d image into a 3D model, it is incredibly impressive
god how much does it cost to actually comission someone to do that. that' can't be a simple 200 dollar commission holy crap
Yeah it can for the simple fact that people use body templates and clothes templates instead of doing it from scratch. They already have 70% of the job done
@@majorfunky6586 yeah in the VRChat community people basically commission people to do research to find a model of a character they want, some do it from semi scratch for like OC but if there is something they will need to do themselves it would cost more, sadly alot of it is overpriced and you would get scammed, especially if you dont know anything about it. VRC is kinda the reason I learned a little bit of blender, I wish I knew what tools she was using in the video all I know is how to do things manually edge by edge, face by face, bone by bone, weight for each bone, because I would fix up models in blender so thats all I really needed.
It says it took 48 hours to do it. Taking into consideration the quality of the work, I'd imagine the price of this person's time is somewhere between 20 and 40 dollars per hour. So I'd guess the price range is between $1000 and $2000, assuming this wasn't something like a collaboration between friends or part of a project they are making together.
this, my god man, it's expensive for consumers up until you learn modelling, uv texturing, uv unwrapping, rigging and animation, all by yourself. those takes years to learnt and difficult to master.
only then they can truly believe and understand the price they have to pay.
You could learn to do it since Blender is a free program and there are many free tutorials
You're an absolutely amazing creator, you're doing something I've always wanted to do and for the past 2 weeks have been working hard at learning in between my college classes. Keep it up, I love it!!
Oh she's a robot... I thought she was supposed to be an electric cat or something... her tail reminded me of Kana
This isn't talent, _this is skill that has been honed from all the years of hardwork_
i would love to see the full non-timelapse version aaaaaaaaa...
Same I suck at model anything!
It will be like 1 week work no probably 2 if you tired of this shit🤣🤣
@@Grionlam Im still a beginner so it wou;d take me 3 months.
@@thanethanh6405 for me it probably 5 or 6 month😂😂
It could probably take less longer if you work diligently
"I wish I had that talent", is a comment I see a hell of a lot of on creative videos, and it's honestly a little bit annoying.
Most the people that leave those comments show no actual interest in wanting to be as good as the people in the video, such as Shonzo is in this video, instead they wish that they could instantly get all the knowledge of the person they're watching without having to put the time and effort in to practice. The truth of it all is that no one instantly just is good at something, they spent time working on improving themselves. Even professionals find new things they didn't know about from time to time. If you want to be good at the drawing, so you can sketch your OC, then you practice, you learn, you develop that skill to draw. If you want the skill to work with colours (which is very different than just colouring), shading, colouring, then you learn and you study and find what works well with what. If you want the skill to model, then you spend time working from the ground up to model a cube, a cup, a bottle, and so on.
I can promise you, Shonzo didn't sit at a computer one day and suddenly have the ability to make a VTuber like the one you see on the screen... And neither did anyone else. Practice, learn, and you can get there, I promise you that you can do it if you're dedicated to it, and if you're really wanting to... Life ain't easy, not everyone that starts learning will get through it, but the people that you see on UA-cam now, not a single one of them didn't "start."
Agree!
You are absolutely right I should correct my mistake, I wish I had the want to actually attempt this instead I wish I gain the knowledge to do this with minimal effort
with what timee it would take me like 20 years to learn this shit.... i ain't got the time to sit around for 2-5 hours a day fucking around until I learn everything, people have lives... people are paying bills people have jobs... like bruh
yes, seen this in alot of art vids and its annoying af.. like "ITs So gOoD, I cAnT EvEn DRaw A ciRcLE"
@@Monglomon
You don't need 2-5 hours, and it's not going to take 20 years.
Dedication to learning is important, yes, but if you give up so easily then you'll never learn anything new. You could put anything from 5 minutes to a full day into practicing, or watching lessons, you don't even need to do that day-after-day.
I work a 9-5, have a 2 hour bus journey to and from work, and live by myself so have to make my own food... But I still teach myself new things... I've learned programming languages, art programs, actual languages, and most of the time it's been using what free time I have. Those 13 hours of work and travel time, plus 8 hours for sleep, gave me 3 hours a work-day. Maybe some days I'd visit family, some days I'd baby sit my niece, some days I'd study for University, but I'd still use some days to load up Blender, and kick through a tutorial for 30 minutes.
You can learn while still having a life- it's really not that difficult. You're adding your own obsticles, and making it sound over complicated in your own head. AND, if you aren't even going to bother learning- don't be one of those people that goes to a comment section to talk about how terrible you are and how you wish you had that talent, and all that other stuff I mentioned in my original comment.
drawing and blender modeling
god I wish I have that kind of talent
From what I'm seeing... It's more like dedication because holy moly, it takes a long time.
blender actually isnt that hard after the first model or two
@@pancake5830 Yes but drawing is. It is not that hard to model if you have a decent pic to start from. But if you want to create your own OC you have to draw (( Sad truth and I just can't make any progress in my art no matter how much I try
@@MM-hd6xo I made mine but it isn't anime based. You can always use stencil texture painting but that means you already have a drawing reference which will be slowly pasted around the model. So yes,if you're doing some kind of things,you'll need that. Not just color but as keys to boolean operations such as excluding lips from skin bumps.
@@MM-hd6xo it's interesting to hear you say that because it's the complete opposite for me. art is easy, but 3d modelling is insanely difficult to me. i hope you're making great progress in your art journey, just keep at it and practice lots!!
Imagine the amount of work every avatar creator puts into their avatar, some even has millions of polygons and watching this guy just put together this avatar is insanely amazing. The amount of effort he put into making avatars is just incredible
Me: rewatching this multiple times to watch each thing being made
My computer finally arrived a few days ago, I just installed Blender and I’m doing my best to learn it.
@@ihwa1243 well I’m having quite a lot of trouble so I’ve been watching lots of tutorials and like “production live-streams” to try and learn more, but I’ve gotten to the point where I can sort of sculpt basic stuff...
@@violetfantasy2537 now?
@@gabbee6765 oh god I forgot-
I've been doing 2D animation instead....
@@violetfantasy2537 lmao, well, any new updates or is it not your thing?
Damn Shonzo is so talented she know how to draw, imagine, sculpting , modeling and editing too like what!😲 U can do pretty much all.
..she.. huh.
This video should be called "lets break your hopes and dreams" but from also seeing this video also showed how hard working the VTUBERS are
Whoa amazing work! Can't stop replaying it, it's just so satisfying! *.*
Coming back from when I watched this video back in May to pay the respect it deserves:
This timelapse made me understand how to make a character with Blender.
Thank you.
Vtuber lips from the front 😀
Vtuber lips from the side 👺
Absolutely overwhelming AND amazing at the same time. Your work is outstanding. Major props.
the amount of suspense you put into this video makes it feels like I'm watching a movie's dramatic ending.. amazing
Man, you deserve more attention for this, this looks like a lot of hard work. I subscribed
Cool approach to the video. It keeps the video short but shows many aspects of the process. Nice work!
This looks like a Lot of work, and a beautiful one to say at least
i have respect for people who make 3d models and avatars i have modeled before and it is a pain props to you!
That design would be so cute for a vocaloid!!! :0
It looks kinda like miki in my opinion
@@duskthewolf3250 I think the only things she has in common with Miku is that they have twin tails and blue eyes (but her eyes are a more profound color tho).
Totally!
@@galaxy9310 I think they meant Miki not Miku. It's a different vocaloid.
@@frozentears717 Ah right.
That's actually amazing to see, how it is done
Me: I'm going to try making a VTuber model as my first modelling project. Shouldn't be too hard
3 hours later: * Incoherent sobbing *
I'm getting stressed out just watching this- HOW DO YOU HAVE THE PATIENCE AND TALENT TO DO THIS 😭
This is insane! The amount of time that went into making that and editing the video... I can’t even. But that’s got to be something so fun yet tedious to do
I've just gained a whole new respect for vtubers
I'd love to be able to do this. I can do 3d modelling, but when it comes to anime I have no idea where to start or what's professionally acceptable. Not a lot of blender anime tutorials honestly...
Wow!! This is so cool!! I love that we are using 3D models for most things now. It's wonderful creators like you that will push this to new heights.
7:03 that scared the living hell out of me goddamn it
wow... the uv editing and painting blew my mind. so much talent, well done!
As someone trying to learn blender…holy shit
for a first time you surprised me.
congratulations you are great !!
When i saw the description and saw original time... 48 hours(9 days).
Me: .........
@Avtin Boxy 9 days of work, people sleep and do other stuff too you know
Thank you so much I was scratching my head so hard on how to make my own vtuber avatar
me: so how many hours did it take to make this
Shonzo: HOURS!
me: 0-0 ok
This is why I’m taking blender lessons this summer, not for vtubing specifically but just epic modeling like this
U have awesome skill, respect dude!
Wow! The finished project came out really good! Congrats ! :D
Am I willing to learn a completely new skill from scratch for minimal rewards?
Heck yeah I am
Be careful,you either are into 3D modelling or achieving that will be an absolute nightmare. Game dev here.
Congratulations. Looks superb! very inspiring video!
100k Hypeeeee
8k5 Likes ! O.O
I like how the music from 6:48 was intense like it was introducing some really hard-to-beat raid boss
Me: I can make this easily
3 weeks later: *random excuse random excuse*
This is so daunting of a task to try and learn to undertake at 32 years old
You deserve more subs! This looks amazing >:0
This is gorgeous, I loved how the clothing came out! The character is really cute
@@Omfg_y_r_nousernamesadvailable Thank you so much! I will work hard on my studies and I hope to learn a lot! :D
Y'know what i'll just pay someone-
Amazing work! Was surprised to see how many details were actually modelled, as opposed to being just painted on.
Me watching knowing i have no talent: *Hmm interasting*
But jokes aside this video is amazing and i am surprised it has so low views
(i will share it around because it is amazing)
God damn, that's amazing! You should make an Isabelle avatar from animal crossing if you know who that is.... But yeah! Love your videos btw^^
Thousands of years of human advancements has led to this moment, people who make these are the real life MVP's
OH! mine gif right there xD :peepoClap:
I love how you use sub surface modifier whilst making the model to get an accurate representation of the model
This is fantastic. I'm curious, though... How much a Job like this could cost?
God damn- huge respect for the amount of time and effort that went into this. I hope you used this avatar and enjoyed it, must have been hell of a pain in the ass. I’m still working on a Blender beginner tutorial; a donut and coffee. Terrific job!
Cute and realy good model also cool video edit 'shonzoHeart' , I'm glad I was at creation.
But I need more. Unexpectedly ended for me, want to see rigging and demonstration in motion, like MMD dance, SUVA, beat saber or from live stream Yuniiho
. Not that I would not see 'shonzoNya', but would look again.
I didn't know there was people who wanted to see the rigging part, about the demonstration, we are on it but still experimenting.
If demonstrated in motion, then rigging is an important part of this, as part of the "animation" and as well emotions made through shape keys.
ok, and this is without any rigging or animation, just modeling alone. damn. mad respect, you are an artist, dude.
I also rig and animate but its boring to show in this video format
Technology has afford us to make something that we really love
I loved it! It looks really hard to make a vtuber model, but great job! The vtuber model looks fantastic!!!!
But omg the music in the background is just awesome!!!✨
Man, I've always wanted to get into 3d modeling! How/where did you learn how to do this?
I watch this guy twitch.tv/shonzo
@@Shonzoah ha, I see what you did there!
@@Shonzo Do any of the videos include a good explanation when it comes to painting shading? That's the thing I have the most trouble wrapping my head around and you seem to have a good grasp of it. I have a lot of trouble trying to discern which shading should and shouldn't be painted into the texture. For example, this character has shading on the back of her shoes, so if she were to bend her knee, it would look like there was a light source pointing upward at her shoes specifically (especially if it were to interact with a simple light source). I can't comprehend what the "rules" are when it comes to painting textures on things that are going to be moving and aren't going to have a specific light direction at all times and it really holds my models back.
@@nonenone4560 usually u kinda make your own rules in this case, and so called "rules" change depending on the style you going with
The effort that goes into this is amazing. Mad respect.
What the fuck did i just watch
It was like seeing a fukin building just pop into existence
This gave me motivation to improve my drawing skills so I can hopefully make my own
This s so amazing btw the fact she made cable as tail s genius
The music selection is fantastic, this and the editing really adds the unique and epic style to a damn timelapse video of someone modelling a Vtuber, and it really made me feel things, lol.
the editing on this video is insane i love ittt
Wow man! Mad respect. Stuff like this requires a lot of skill. You're truly a very talented individual.
absolutely incredible, ive been looking for blender vtuber creation tutorials and this convinced me ill only do a half body xD
Anatomy is hard while drawing but think of how its even harder in 3d sculpting! :0 (major respects for you man)
i like this double video it makes it short and full of information
Every bit in this video is beyond out of this world
Also Bruh that bgm tho🔥literal blazing fire!
How many times did I have to rewatch this video to take everything in? To freaking many.
Was it worth it? Yes, yes it was.
I really want to become a Vtuber, but I don't have any skills! But this is an awesome video and you are so very talented!
*the amount of patience you need to do this is amazing :0*
Damn, I'm jealous of you skills and knowledge of 3d modelling. Really nice job shonzo ;)
This truly proofs how with effort and dedication and also with free software we can build whatever we want.
I keep revisiting and marvel at whole process
Brooooo that's so cool major respect that must of taken forever
Man, the process looks painful and needs a lot of effort to build
Perhaps you even edit the video afterwards makes it looks even more outstanding. Respect
Woah, so cool! I know just enough blender to vaguely understand what you're doing so that was super interesting!
I do some 3d printing stuff as well so seeing the 2d -> 3d process was also insightful in that regard.
She looks great, this looks tedious but like so much fun!! Great job!!
Watching this is making think I witnessed the forsaken knowledge that I shouldn't have seen.
turning 2d into 3d is quite the feat. Impressive work and phenomenal job on making the 3d model look very, very similar, and accurate to the 2d drawing.
I almost cryed, its so beautiful
Super cool video. Interesting and oddly satisfying to watch.
such a masterpiece. if this doesn't deserve a subscribe then i dont know what does.
Your edit skills are insane first of all, im talking about video editing and making the character. Truly a master piece and an underrated channel. Keep doing what u do. :p but for real u make it look so easy xD
That seems so difficult. Awesome work